Golden Poems - Poems about Golden

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*Playing around with Alliteration The sun softly shimmers with gold glimmers Sanguine sunsets dance marvelous minuets Before falling abed, he briefly bled for having to close his eyes beneath stunning skies when daylight dies Revived, reborn each misty morn With radiant rays, he deftly displays his fading luminous light in flourishing flight ...

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In shadows deep where sorrows tread, She bloomed where even hope had fled. A golden light in endless grey, She whispered dreams that lost their way. She knew of love — its warm embrace, And how it leaves without a trace. She felt the ache of silent cries, The heavy truths behind soft lies. Yet still she rose, though winds would tear, With roots...

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The worn-out box with letters smooth and cool, A velvet pouch, our linguistic pool. Ivory tiles each bearing worth and weight, A family ritual sealing our wordy fate. The wooden board, a grid of squares defined, Where double letters, treasures we could find. Triple words beckoned, a strategic quest, To build our lexicon and put it to the test. Remember the clatter as...

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A guy with a Golden, a Teddy, a Pearl A Tucker, a Marley, a Bailey, an Earl A Samson, a Buddy, a buddy for life ...

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Before diving into the time machine for a nostalgic trip on my music video ‘Ring On My Line’ above, I invite you to read my preamble Sonnet below. Ring On My Line -The Golden Era of Doo Wop, Retro Revival If you've ever waited for a call that never came, ‘Ring On My Line’ will hit close...

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A golden jewel, A night dazzling crystal, An expensive gem, valued capital, A young star, strong and real. A view on the glow, A beam in darkened show, Sturdy in an alarming blow, Simple and firm like a bow. A gem unique and rare, Source still unclear, With its blinding glare, Dazzling but hard to bear. The evolving gem, The flaming color array—in rhythm, A mile drift, dimming—is the...

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In the blithe breeze A baby’s hand opens to the light. In a daze, the radiant blaze, towering flower arching toward the golden solar rays. In a time-lapsing daydream, it rises, stretches and unfurls, soaking in and beckoning the sultry Sol, the simmering summer Sol. No wonder it is seen as good luck. First conceived in childish crayon, It bears the ragged, jagged...

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"When Golden Gates Fall" The gates are seen in a dream all channels open the water swirling all the faces falling escaping mirrors the golden gate swings all its symphony strings sing holding up the visage of lives traversing a bridge from one side to the other as seen in a dream through glass the ever beckoning unreckoning calls all in slumber unpoetically...

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this may seem (sound) absurd up much trouble he has stirred being tough old bird an honest life lead wife and me we had been wed prayers to God had said winds would be of March when I was dry throat parch blown through golden arch coffee and donut drank then ate and my mouth shut against wall head butt saved from sin will need God surely...

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The sunrise comes, the sunset fades, A gift of gold, a sky ablaze. No price to watch, no fee to stay, Yet beauty lingers every day. I hope this moment could be more, A whispered dream upon the shore. Where ocean air runs deep and wild, And time dissolves in waves so mild. ...

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When I was a teacher I knew…from their parents my students were on loan and I did my best to treat them as if they were children of my own. At the beginning of every day…this mantra I repeated: I will do my best to treat my students the way I’d like my children treated. It was as a...

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The Golden Mean A simple mathematical ratio: 1.1.618 All nature in its simplicity follows this mean Shapes pleasing to the eye All in natural proportion Flowers on a plant Leaves on a tree Nautilus spiral shells on a beach Human ears on a head Eyes on a face Studied by mankind for millennia Mathematicians and artists Architects and builders Musicians and scientists Have all copied the Golden Mean Randomness...

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“Do unto others”, the Savior once said, a golden rule given to sum it all up. But we seem to want something complex instead, like it is too simple or it’s not enough. But nothing more’s needed and that’s just a fact, that if we all lived by a new day would dawn where we’d live in harmony with peace...

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Shine Bright O' Golden Pen To Empower & Inspire The Masses Of Men, Burn Ever Luminous & Blaze As The Sun And Let Thy Ballpoint Scintillate Like The Chosen One, Fill Thy Longhand With Prestine Manuscripts To Great Endeavors That Shall Sail Afar Like Ocean Ships, Guide Thee To Depths Unknown When Many Are...

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